The future of Kenya will be determined by the quality of human capital we build today. That is why we are investing heavily in education.

Over the past four years, we have hired 100,000 teachers, built 23,000 classrooms, and are constructing student hostels and dormitories to support our learning institutions.

Additionally, we have a new higher education financing model that is ensuring that no student is left behind because of their background.

Consequently, we are equipping our young people with the knowledge, skills and competencies that will transition Kenya into a modern, inclusive and prosperous first-world economy.

Handed over a bus to Moi Barracks Senior School, Uasin Gishu County. We are also building an additional multipurpose hall and dormitory to expand the institution and enable it to accommodate more students.